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Try process explorer? I like it better, m'self. There's probably something else out there even better.

...FBLA...

There is a terrible suspicion in my heart that may explain what happened in your case, PD

Well, my recently dead computer has an XL 27 heavy-armor d.trident/shield minotaur of Ash on it, which was where I was coming from with that. Casting wasn't an option

As for jewelry swap off, you just leave one uncursed. Same for any other slot you need to swap stuff in and out of regularly. Full binding is very nice, but even partial binding is incredibly helpful. Ash is just a really nice god if you can manage dakka through other means (I.e. being a minotaur, heh.).

... ruined?

Cooked breakfast rice today. Got taught new trick for adding eggs to rice. Is best trick I've yet seen.

Basically, cook rice until almost done. Then put eggs in bowl (equivalent) and stir up eggs like making omelet. Next, pour egg stuff into rice and stir well. Lastly, cover and let rice cook another 3-4 minutes. Is done. Eggs and rice. Is good, simple. Lazycook like.

Frumple approves of carrot's narrative impact. Kekeke.

From what I've heard, it's definitely an AoS style game, of which DotA-types fall under. AoS doesn't really dictate movement/attack method or perspective -- there were arrow-key controlled and first person AoS maps back during WC3 days. The big defining factor is the "heroes among armies" thing, a clash between opposing (mostly computer controlled, at least for the fodder mooks) armies with the major deciding factor being the efforts of extraordinary individuals and leaders influencing the flow of battle.

Honestly, you could have a ASCII turn-based AoS without any problem, as an example. What makes an AoS an AoS isn't form, exactly, it's formula. First person direct control is fine, too.

Yeah... I'm actually reading something otherwise half decent (so far) that buggers up the your/you're distinction... pretty much every damn time it comes up. It's somewhat distracting. Does it with their/they're, too.